Amusement Ride Injuries Make National Headlines
June 4, 2014For the second time in under a month, a peculiar type of personal injury has made national headlines—amusement ride injuries caused by a runaway “bounce house,” a type of inflatable trampoline. In two separate incidents, several children were injured when a bounce house in which the children were playing was carried off by strong wind. […]
Read MoreWho is Responsible When Both Parties Act with Negligence?
June 3, 2014It does not take special legal training to understand the basics of a negligence lawsuit: if someone negligently injures you, that party is responsible for making you whole for your injuries. Whether those injuries were caused by a defective product, medical malpractice, legal or professional malpractice, job site accidents, or a car accident, the underlying […]
Read MoreUnnecessary Pain: Don’t Let Seemingly Minor Injuries Go Untreated
May 30, 2014When clients come to Lowe Scott Fisher Co., LPA seeking help, they often tell us the same thing: “I didn’t go to the doctor because I didn’t realize I was hurt that badly.” Unfortunately, these same clients typically experience unnecessary medical issues and pain because of the delay in seeking treatment for minor injuries. And while […]
Read MoreLatest Ohio Car Accident Statistics A Mixed Bag
May 29, 2014This month, the Ohio Department of Public Safety released the 2013 Ohio Traffic Crash Facts, the latest car accident statistics profile of Ohio motor vehicle accidents. The good news is that, after an unfortunate uptick in fatal crashes in 2012, car crash deaths fell in 2013. Total crashes decreased as well, from 287,078 to 269,079. […]
Read MoreA Look at the Latest Ohio Medical Malpractice Statistics
May 23, 2014Last month, the Ohio Department of Insurance released the Ohio 2012 Medical Professional Liability Closed Claim Report, a statistical breakdown of Ohio medical professional liability claims that were closed in 2012. Unfortunately, the 2012 medical malpractice statistics show the continuing decline of medical malpractice claims in the wake of tort reform. While other states are […]
Read MoreKeep Your Family Safer With This Free and Simple Consumer Safety Resource
May 21, 2014General Motors’ disregard for consumer safety has once again garnered national attention, mere months after the manufacturer was exposed for using a defective and deadly ignition switch despite the availability of an effective alternative. This time GM is recalling nearly 2.5 million vehicles with serious defects, including seatbelt defects and airbag defects that could result […]
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